IF (condition) THEN (result:= ) ELSE (result:= )
- If (condition): User can use any normal operators or formulas which can be inserted in (condition). When the condition is true, It will give the result.
The condition can be isolated in parentheses ( ) to organize better (not necessary but good practice)
If ([property]<0)
If ('[property]' = 'Text')
If ([property] + 10)
- Then (result:= ): This is the result of the if statement when the above condition is true. Users can use any normal operators or formulas here.
The returned value for the result will need to share the same type, being either a text or number, with the "inherited-from" property.
Then (result:=[property])
Then (result:='[property]') (if the property type is a text)
Then (result:=[property]-10) (if property type is a number)
- Else (result:= ): When the (condition) is not true, it cannot give the output in "THEN (result:=)". Instead it returns an alternative result that is Else (result:= ).
Example : If a equals 10 then d will display "It is correct". If a does NOT equal to 10 then d will display "It is NOT correct"
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